Almost half of households watch video daily on connected TV
The change in how households watch television is confirmed by a new study saying that 87% of US households now
Musk says he might cancel deal to buy Twitter
Elon Musk says he might cancel his USD 44 billion to buy Twitter saying the company is “thwarting” his requests
The picture of women in news reports from Ukraine
Women are dramatically under-represented in the news, with only 24% of them serving as news subjects and sources. The bias
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 22
Sheryl Sandberg said she plans to leave her job as Chief Operating Officer of Facebook´s parent company Meta after 14
European digital advertising up more than 30%
Digital advertising grew 30.5% last year to Euro 92 billion, advertising organization IAB Europe says in a study. “This exponential
Have the chatrooms lost their charm?
Where is the chatroom? During the pandemic there was lots of publicity around Clubhouse and its conversations, celebrities included. Facebook’s
Tech firms must increase women’s online safety
Tech firms must do more to increase safety for women online, urges Ofcom, UK’s independent regulator for communications services, following
International action against mobile malware stealing bank details
One of the fastest-spreading mobile malware to date has been taken down after an international law enforcement involving eleven countries.
Silencing women and journalists by abusive court proceedings
Silencing those who speak up by taking them to court for defamation is a growing problem. “Over the past decade,
Sheryl Sandberg leaving Meta/Facebook
Billionaire and philanthropist Sheryl Sandberg is leaving her job as Chief Operating Officer of Facebook´s parent company Meta after 14